mrs. blackburn. mrs. blackburn, not guilty. mister blumenthal. mister blumenthal, guilty. mister blunt. mister blunt, not guilty. mister booker. mister booker, guilty mister boozman. misterboozman, not guilty . mister braun. mister braun, not guilty. mister brown. mister brown, guilty. mister burr. mister burr, not guilty. miss cantwell. miss cantwell, guilty. miss capito. miss capito, not guilty. mister cardin. mister cardin, guilty. mister parker, guilty. mistercasey. mister casey, guilty.mister cassidy . mister cassidy, not guilty. miss collins. miss collins, not guilty. mister coons. mister coons, guilty. mister cornyn. mister cornyn, not guilty. mister cortez-masto. not guilty. mister cotton, not guilty. esther kramer. mister cramer, not guilty. mister crapo. mister crapo, not guilty. mister cruz. not guilty. mister dames, not guilty. miss duckworth. miss duckworth, guilty. mister durbin. mister durbin, hilty. mister enzi. mister enzi, not guilty. miss ernst. mister ernst, not guilty. miss feinstein. miss feinstein, guilty. miss fischer. miss fischer, not guilty. mister gardner. mi

mrs. blackburn. mrs. blackburn, not guilty. mister blumenthal. mister blumenthal, guilty. mister blunt. mister blunt, not guilty. mister booker. mister booker, guilty mister boozman. misterboozman, not guilty . mister braun. mister braun, not guilty. mister brown. mister brown, guilty. mister burr. mister burr, not guilty. miss cantwell. miss cantwell, guilty. miss capito. miss capito, not guilty. mister cardin. mister cardin, guilty. mister parker, guilty. mistercasey. mister casey, guilty.mister cassidy . mister cassidy, not guilty. miss collins. miss collins, not guilty. mister coons. mister coons, guilty. mister cornyn. mister cornyn, not guilty. mister cortez-masto. not guilty. mister cotton, not guilty. esther kramer. mister cramer, not guilty. mister crapo. mister crapo, not guilty. mister cruz. not guilty. mister dames, not guilty. miss duckworth. miss duckworth, guilty. mister durbin. mister durbin, hilty. mister enzi. mister enzi, not guilty. miss ernst. mister ernst, not guilty. miss feinstein. miss feinstein, guilty. miss fischer. miss fischer, not guilty. mister gardner. mi

mrs. blackburn. mrs. blackburn, not guilty. mr. blumenthal. mr. blumenthal, guilty. mr. blount. mr. blount, not guilty. mr. booker. mr. booker, guilty. mr. bozeman. mr. bozeman, not guilty. mr. braun. >> not guilty. >> mr. braun not guilty. mr. brown. >> mr. brown, guilty. mr. burr. mr. burr, not guilty. ms. cantwell. ms. cantwell, guilty. ms. capito. ms. capito, not guilty. mr. cardin. mr. cardin, guilty. mr. carper. mr. carper guilty. mr. casey. mr. casey, guilty. mr. cassidy. mr. cassidy, not guilty. ms. collins. ms. collins, not guilty. mr. coons. mr. coons, guilty. mr. cornyn. mr. cornyn, not guilty. ms. cortez masto. ms. cortez masmasto, guilty. mr. cotton. mr. cotton, not guilty. mr. kramer. mr. kramer not guilty. mr. crapcrapo. mr. crapo, not guilty. mr. cruz. mr. cruz, not guilty. mr. daines. mr. daines, not guilty. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth, guilty. mr. durbin. mr. durbin, guilty. mr. enzi. mr. enzi not guilty. ms. ernst. ms. ernst, not guilty. ms. feinstein. mrs. feinstein, guilty. mrs. fisher. mrs. fisher, not guilty. mr. gardener. mr. gardener, not guilty. ms. gillib

mrs. blackburn? mrs. blackburn not guilty. mr. blumenthal. mr. blumenthal guilty. mr. blunt? mr. blunt not guilty. mr. booker? >> mr. booker guilty. mr. baozun. -- mr. bozeman? mr. bozeman not guilty. mr. braun? not guilty. mr. brown? guilty. mr. burke? mr. byrne not guilty. ms. cantwell? mrs. o? not guilty. mr. cardin? guilty. mr. carper, guilty. mr. casey? mr. casey, guilty. mr. cassidy? mr. cassidy, not guilty. mr. collins? ms. collins, not guilty. mr. mr. mark mr. guilty. mr. cornyn? >> mr. cornyn, not guilty. mr. cotton? mr. cotton not guilty. mr. kramer? mr. kramer not guilty. mr.? mr. not guilty. mr. cruz? mr. cruz did not guilty mr. daines? mr. daines not guilty. miss duckworth? miss duckworth guilty. mr. durbin? mr. durbin guilty. mr. enzi? mr. enzi not guilty. mr. ernst? mr. ernst, not guilty. mrs. feinstein? mrs. feinstein guilty. mrs. fisher? mrs. fisher not guilty. mr. gardner? mr. gardner not guilty. mrs. gillibrand? mrs. gillibrand, guilty. mr. graham? mr. graham, not guilty. mr. grassley? mr. grassley, not guilty. ms. harris? ms. harris, guilty. ms. hassan? ms. ha

mrs blackburn, not guilty. mr blumenthal, guilty. mr blunt, not guilty. mr booker, guilty.an, guilty. mr braun, not guilty. mr brown, guilty. right now, the senators are voting in alphabetical orderfor the senators are voting in alphabetical order for the abuse of power article. not guilty. alphabetical order for the abuse of powerarticle. not guilty. mr cardin, guilty. mr carper, guilty. mr casey, guilty. mr cassidy, not guilty. ms. collins, not guilty. mr, guilty. ms. collins, not guilty. mr, guilty. mr cornyn, not guilty. mr cortez —— ms. cortez, guilty. mr cotton, not guilty. mr kramer, not guilty. mr crapo, not guilty. mr cruz, not guilty. mr daines, not guilty. ms. duckworth, guilty. mr durbin, guilty. mr enzi, not guilty. mr ernst, ms. ernst, guilty. mrs fisher, not guilty. mr gardner, not guilty. mrs gillibrand, guilty. mr graham, not guilty. mr grassley, not guilty. ms. harris, guilty. mr holly, not guilty. mr heinrich, guilty. ms. geraldo, guilty, mr hoven, not guilty. mrs heitzman, not guilty. mr and i , not guilty. mrjohnson, not guilty. mrjones, guilty. mr kane

guilty mrs blackburn. not guilty mister blumenthal. guilty mister blunt. not guilty mr booker. guilty mister bozeman. not guilty braun. guilty mister bush down. her not. not guilty ms can't well. guilty mrs capitano. not guilty mister carton. guilty mr carper. guilt casey. k. guilty mister cassidy. not guilty ms. yeah not guilty june's. guilty mr cornyn. not guilty ms cortez mastro. guilty mister cotton. not guilty mister kramer. not guilty mr credo. not guilty mr cruise. not guilty mr danes. not guilty miss duckworth. guilty mister durbin. guilty mr nz. not guilty he ms ernst. not be this is not. he is sure not. not guilty mister gardner. guilty this is jill a brand. t. mr gramm. not 02/05/20 02/05/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. trump: my fellow citizens, three years ago we launched the great american comeback. tonight i stand before you to share the incredible results. jobs are booming, incomes are soaring, poverty is plummeting, crime is falling, confidence is surging, and our country is

mrs. blackburn? >> aye. >> mrs. blackburn, aye. mr. blumenthal? >> no. >> mr. blumenthal, no. >> mr.>> aye. >> mr. blunt, aye. >> mr. booker? >> no. >> mr. booker, no. -- >> martha: all right. so you are going to hear all 100 senators voting right now. this is a vote to table the motion that was brought up by senator schumer, which asked to summon a subpoena to summon mic mowl vane, mr. blair, mr. duffy, the white house and the omb. we are going to obviously come back to this live. they are going through 100 senators at this moment. i have hogan gidley the deputy press secretary alongside here. hogan, your reaction to how this is playing out right now and senator schumer's proposal there. >> well, look, obviously i'm not there. i have been over at the senate pretty much the entire day watching this thing unfold and it looks like another desperate attempt by the democrats to try to change the outcome and try to sully a process that was tainted so badly in the house and now the senate is actually giving us a fair shake, a fair trial. and he and the rest of the democrats are probably up

mrs. blackburn, mrs. blackburn, not guilty. mr. blumenthal, mr. blumenthal guilty. mr. blunt, mr. blunt not guilty. mr. booker. build booker, guilty. mr. bowsman mr. boseman, not guilty. mr. braun. mr. braun, not guilty. mr. brown? mr. brown, guilty. mr. burr? not guilty. ms. cantwell, guilty. mrs. capito, not guilty. mr. carden. guilty. mr. carper. mr. carper, guilty. mr. casey. mr. casey, guilty. mr. cassidy. mr. cassidy, not guilty. ms. collins? ms. collins not guilty. mr. chris coons, guilty. mr. cornyn, not guilty. mr. cortez-masto, guilty. mr. cotton. mr. cotton, not guilty. mr. cramer? mr. cramer, not guilty. mr. crapo. mr. krapy, not guilty. mr. cruz. mr. cruz, not guilty. mr. dames, not guilty. ms. duckworth? ms. duckworth, guilty. mr. durbin? guilty. mr. insey? not guilty. mr. ernst? ms. ernst, not guilty. mrs. feinstein, guilty. mrs. fisher? mrs. fisher, not guilty. mr. gardner? mr. gardner, not guilty. mrs. gillibrand, guilty. mr. graham? mr. graham, not guilty. mr. grassley? not guilty. ms. harris? ms. harris, guilty. ms. housen, guilty. mr. holly. mr. holly not guilt

mr brough so not guilty mr bennett mr bennett guilty mrs blackburn mrs black burn not guilty mr blumenthal mr blumenthal guilty mr blunt mr blunt not guilty mr booker mr booker guilty mr bowser mr bozeman not guilty mr braun. mr braun not guilty mr brown mr brown guilty mr byrd mr burr not guilty ms campbell ms cantwell guilty mrs captor. mrs cap not guilty mr carden mr carden guilty mr carper mr carper guilty mr casey mr casey guilty mr cassidy. mr cassidy not guilty miss collins miss collins not guilty mr coons. mr and. mr corning mr cornyn not guilty miss cortez masto. we scorches most guilty mr khan so the senate is voting the 1st charge of abuse of power let's bring in castrate recently i 1st saw on capitol hill so the members tony as far as i can figure out is not a 10 yes. crew guilty and 10 or 11 now not guilty and this is building up quite quickly to the crucial figure that will need isn't it not just today that's right in that figure on that not guilty i would be so ready for that would officially acquit president of this 1st article of the peach of impeachment abuse of power why

mrs. blackburn, aye. mr. blumenthal, no. >> and this is the vote on the first amendment.antsdspate there will be four. this is the first put forward and this is putting all of his witnesses and documents in one amendment. mulvaney, bolton, head of the omb, all of the documents. that's what they're voting on. we anticipate this will be turned down by 51 votes as they are doing a roll call vote. you heard the chief justice and supreme court at the very beginning was forced by the moo i nort leader to make a stand if it were a tie vote to say it's inappropriate, he would not break that tie. >> it was very clear that senator schumer raise that issue because the chief justice was reading his answer. it was negotiated i'm sure with the majority leader. >> he clearly had it prepared. >> he had prepared for it. this is -- they're going through some procedural motions now to implement the deal they've made. and the deal they've made, senator schumer had leverage because there was division within the republican caucus to extend this thing out through the weekend, allow people to ma

mr. bennett, guilty. >> missus blackburn, not guilty. >> mr. blumenthal, guilty. >> mr. blunt, not guilty. >> mr. booker, guilty. >> mr. brisbane, bozeman, not guilty. mr. braun, not guilty. mr. brown, guilty. >> mr. burke, berg, not guilty. >> ms. cantwell, guilty. mr. o-uppercase-letter, notot guilty. mr. cardin, guilty. >> mr. carper, guilty. >> mr. casey, guilty. >> mr. cassidy, not guilty. >> ms. collins, not guilty. he met mr. kunz, guilty. mr. cornyn, not guilty. >> ms. cortez masto, guilty. >> mr. cotton, not guilty. >> mr. kramer, not guilty. >> mr. crapo, not guilty. >> mr. cruz, not guilty. it's a mac mr. daines, north guilty printed. >> this duckworth, guilty. mr. durbin, guilty. >> mr. enzi, not guilty. mr. ernst, not guilty. missu feinstein, guilty. ms. fisher, not guilty. mr. gardiner, not guilty. missus gillibrand, guilty. mr. graham, not guilty. mr. grassley, not guilty. ms. harris, guilty. ms. hassan, guilty. mr. holy, not guilty. mr. heimlich, guilty. mr. ono, guilty. mr. hoban, not guilty. ms. highsmith, not guilty. mr. inhofe, not guilty. mr. johnson

mrs. blackburn: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mrs. lackburn: before i begin, i want to take a moment to thank our friend and majority leader mcconnell for the manner in which he has worked to make this trial run so smoothly. i also thank our colleagues for their perseverance and of course the staff that has worked diligently and has been so patient as we have worked through this process. the impeachment trial of president donald j. trump was a moment in history that should have been -- should have been shrouded in the gravity of its potential consequences. instead, day by day, we endured hyperbole in its most unserious form. it's easy to forget that america's appetite for scandal fades quickly once you exit the beltway around washington, d.c., but i encourage my colleagues to recognize that the enthusiasm with which the house managers have sought president trump's removal is completely and inarguably divorced from reality in the heartland. as it appeared to my fellow tennesseans, the intentional mishandling of the house of representati

senator blackburn: thank you. mr. emmert, if there was a pea tension conflict of interest, why wasn't the university and the wiseman family informed earlier in the process? mr. emmert: senator, first of all i respect and appreciate the concern that you expressed over this issue. no one anywhere in the intercollegiate system takes any pleasure in sanctioning or punishing the university or -- especially a young man or young woman around these issues through an enforcement action. i'm not involved in the details enough of that particular case to be able to answer your specific question. senator blackburn: you are the c.e.o. when there is a lack of transparency or subjectiveness, the objectivity should come to you. i yield back my time. chair moran: senator capito. senator capito: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you-all for coming today. it's been a very interesting hearing. the chairman, aim going to diverge a little bit from what the chairman requested we stay strictly on message because i have commissioner bowlsby here

mr. james blackburn who passed away on january 22 at the age of 94. mr. [burn dedicated his life to practicing law and using his craft to make the savannah area a bert place to live. he was sworn into the bar over 70 years ago and worked as the city attorney for the city of savannah until he was 86. he even continued to legally represent the savannah airport commission until just last year when he was 93 years old. but his service to the public went much farther than law. he served in the united states navy during world war ii as the radar man on a tugboat. as a -- and as a recorder with the shrine and was a former president of the kiwanis club of savannah. through all of his he believed in treating all people with fairness, dignity, and compassion. his family and friends will be in my thoughts and prayers during this most difficult time. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore

blackburn. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i want to say thank you to each of you for taking the time to be here today. and to work with us on this issue. and, mr. spencer, i wish you well. i have a son who was a -- a track runner. and ran in college and, still, as an adult, is out there competing in triathlons. and i know how important that training is. so we wish you well in that endeavor. i -- i have to tell you i think senator blumenthal and i, kind of on the same page. this is something, mr. spencer, you're closest to this. we've got athletes that are coming to your schools with youtube channels. their internet/social media influencers. so it is different and it is very important that you all get this right. fair, consistent, transparent. mr. emmert, you say that is your priorities but i have to tell you i was really disappointed with our meeting last week. and i think we are looking at a time when the ncaa has failed when it comes to women in sports, sexual harassment, sexual assault, sexual abuse that has occurred.

mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. president. i would like to articulate the reason for the objection to the legislation brought forward by the minority. you would think that after spending weeks in this chamber, litigating the finer points of their disagreements with the president's foreign policy that our friends in the minority would be weary of picking another partisan fight. but here we go again. they are attempting to bypass this body's rules committee on behalf of various bills that will seize control over elections from the states and take it from the states and where do they want to put it? they want it to rest in the hands of washington, d.c. bureaucrats. as i have said on this floor before, i served on a local election commission. i know how hard our friends and neighbors and our local election commissions and our state election commissions work to ensure the integrity of the ballot box. these bills that are going to be brought forward this morning, what would they do? they would centralize control over the vote. and w